A surfer who rode the waves with his pet python has been fined by Australian authorities for taking the snake out in public after a video of the duo’s unusual adventures aired on local media.

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Higor Fiuza, a Rainbow Bay surfer who made waves on social media with clips of his surfing carpet python, has been fined $1,500 after the viral video of his pet reached wildlife officials.

The footage shows the massive carpet python — which generally only grows to 13 feet in length — impressively slithering from a house’s roof into a nearby tree like a scaly monorail.

Carpet pythons reportedly "live almost everywhere in Australia except Tasmania," according to the Queensland Department of Environment and Science.

File photo: Australia's carpet python snake. A nine-week-old puppy was saved from the grasp of a carpet python on November 27, 2020, after the reptile sprung from a bush and coiled itself around ...

The bird and carpet python were 'literally touching noses' when a professional arrived to remove the snake, per Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers ...

The homeowners in Queensland, Australia, said they had woken up after hearing items being knocked off a dining table in their kitchen before realising a carpet python had made its way inside.